The first guys here in play for our running subjective all time roster are Dickey and Piazza, who helpfully are back to back in terms of their overall career value. Piazza obviously had a much better bat, as evidenced by his OPS+ and adjusted slashline advantages. Dickey's comparable to the two catchers currently on the team, Hartnett and Ewing, similar offensive numbers, Ewing composed his career total with a lot fewer plate appearances, Dickey's the only one of the three with an MVPQ season, and that's going to stick him on the team. But I'm going to say Piazza was better, the combination of the bat and Piazza's Elite season gets him the job by a nose.

C Piazza
Dickey

No change at first base

1B Greenberg
Olerud

Jackie Robinson is the new second baseman, he has that adjusted all time 3/4/5 slashline that I love (like Jackson and Flick) has 3 MVPQ seasons (2 of which are elite) and accumulated his value in under 6000 PA. His career's sort of like Joe Jackson's.

2B Robinson
Gordon

Lou Boudreau shows up with an inner circle season (10+wins above replacement) the second position player on the list with such distinction (Sosa just got in first). That's enough to make him the backup at short.

SS Banks
Boudreau

No change at third.

3B Allen

No change in left.

LF Jackson
Flick

I enjoy Reggie Smith and that OPS+ is terrific, we currently don't have a CF on the club; I'm going to give him that provisional spot.

CF Smith

Sosa has the best season of any of the candidates for RF, but doesn't have the rest of the career that either Heilmann or Medwick had. Those two are close; Heilmann had more bat, Medwick an additional MVPQ season. I'll say it's the Tiger who starts.

RF Heilmann
Medwick

9 pitchers are going to wind up on this roster to make it a 25 man roster. Ed Walsh has 3 Inner Circle seasons, the most of any player on the list so far, in fact, take any two players on the list so far and they don't have more than 3 Inner Circle seasons. His adjusted ERA is second thusfar only to Rivera (and no one is passing Rivera). Those two numbers push him straight to the top.